The Cognizant Classic sets the stage. Some of the most well-known names in the golf world will descend on The Palm Beach Gardens on February 26 for this year’s Cognizant Classic. The tournament organizers have assembled a 144-player field that includes 16 of the top 50 players in the OWGR, all vying for a total purse of $9.2 million.

In a surprising twist, Jordan Spieth has made a last-minute entry into the Cognizant Classic this season. Doesn’t that sound exciting enough? Well, let us add something else. Having undergone wrist surgery last year, this will be Spieth’s fourth start of 2025. Additionally, this will be the first time playing on this tour in his 12-year professional career!

Fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming games, where they will see their favorite golfers in action. But what kind of course experience waits for them? Let’s look at the ticketing options this season and check their availability!

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When it comes to the Daily Grounds tickets, fans can access several open-to-the-public venues, and have a taste of local food from notable South Florida favorites. They can also stand alongside the rope line to watch the players in action up close. What do the tickets look like? Well, the ticket prices depend on the day. For Wednesday, the Ground access comes at $30, and the verified resale ticket at $40. Ground access comes at $65 and verified resale at $75 for Thursday. For Friday, it’s $75 and $85, respectively. Lastly, for Saturday, it’s $85 and $95 for the verified resale ticket. Well, for the last day, it’s $75 for Ground access and $85 for the verified resale ticket.

For the next ticketing option, we have The Bear Trap! This exclusive, open-air hospitality experience features covered stadium seating on a first-come, first-served basis, overlooking the iconic 17th hole at the PGA National Resort. For the first time, tickets will include beer, wine, seltzer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Can you still access these services? Unfortunately, all the tickets have already sold out.

But don’t worry! If you’re seeking a more engaging experience, we’ve got you covered!

Other ticketing options available at the Cognizant Classic 2025

For a more intimate experience on the greens, CIBC’s Champions Club offers a premium experience for guests. With distinctive views of the historic 17th hole, the Club features a climate-controlled interior with indoor lounge seating and service throughout the day. You can also find buffet and bar options conveniently located in the Club. To stay up-to-date on the action, multiple TVs stream the tournament. Now that we’ve covered the facilities, how can you access them? Here’s how.

While the Wednesday tickets have already sold out, you can still purchase Thursday tickets for $450. For Friday, the price is $600, and a verified resale ticket costs $750. Saturday has the same pricing as Friday, with tickets available for $600. Sunday tickets are priced at $500.

That was all about the on-course actions. How about the off-course one? Well, it’s not too complicated. The tournament provides parking at Dyer Park and BallenIsles Country Club. Fans traveling to PGA National can purchase a General Parking pass online for $10 (plus taxes and fees, limit 2 per person, per day) from Wednesday to Sunday. In case you are not able to visit the greens, you can catch the action on the Golf Channel starting February 26.

Last year, Austin Eckroat took home the trophy and $1,620,000 along with 500 FedEx points. Who do you think will take home win this year? Share your predictions with us in the comment section!